Ajit Pai on Joshua Wright
I was saddened to learn that Commissioner Joshua Wright is resigning from the Federal Trade Commission. Commissioner Wright leaves the agency with a tremendous legacy. . . .
Ajit Pai on Joshua Wright
Joshua Wright: Embodying the Spirit of Bipartisanship
There’s an old saying, “It’s better to light a single bipartisan candle than to curse the darkness caused by your opponents.” This might not be . . .
The Legacy of Joshua Wright
When a presidential appointee leaves office, it is quite common to consider the person’s legacy to their department or agency. We are delighted to participate . . .
Keith Hylton on Joshua Wright
When I first heard that Josh had resigned from the FTC, I wondered if the news would cause a stock market sell-off. I checked later . . .
Thomas Hazlett on Joshua Wright
Josh Wright is a tour de force. He has broken the mold for a Washington regulator — and created a new one. As a scholar, . . .
A Vision of a Class-Free Society – California Suit Against Uber Makes Little Sense
Uber is currently facing a set of plaintiffs who are seeking class certification in the Northern District of California (O’Connor, et. al v. Uber, #CV . . .
The Green Shoots of the NYC Taxi Rules on Ridesharing Companies
I am of two minds when it comes to the announcement today that the NYC taxi commission will permit companies like Uber and Lyft to . . .
Passive Resistance and Contributory Liability
If you haven’t been following the ongoing developments emerging from the demise of Grooveshark, the story has only gotten more interesting. As the RIAA and . . .
The Good, Bad, and the Ugly of the EU’s Proposed Data Protection Regulation
Nearly all economists from across the political spectrum agree: free trade is good. Yet free trade agreements are not always the same thing as free . . .